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FREQUENT USES FOR FOOD PROCESSOR ATTACHMENT
Ingredient Attachment in work bowl Comments
Baby foods (always
consult a pediatrician
or family physician
for appropriate food
recommendations)
Chopping Blade
Place small amounts [no more than 2 cups (500 ml)] of
cooked foods into food processor work bowl. Add small
amount of appropriate liquid. Pulse to chop then hold to blend.
Bread Crumbs - fresh or
dry (day old) Chopping Blade
Pulse to chop, then process until desired consistency is reached.
Hard Cheese (Asiago,
Locatelli, Parmesan,
Romano, etc.) (Not
recommended for softer
cheeses unless making
a dip or dressing)
Chopping Blade
For grated cheese: Cut into ¼ inch (0.6 cm) pieces. Pulse to
chop then process until desired consistency is reached. Grate
up to 4 ounces (115 g).
For shredded cheese: Let cheese come to room temperature
first and then cut into pieces to fit the feed tube. Place cheese
in feed tube with pusher in place and turn unit on. Use very
light to no pressure, letting the pusher almost naturally guide
the cheese through the shredding disc. Stop as soon as
cheese has finished shredding.
Shredding Disc
Chocolate
Chopping Blade
Cut into ½inch (1.25 cm) pieces; may chill in freezer for 3
minutes before chopping. Pulse to chop, then process, no
more than 1 ounce (30g) at a time, until desired texture is
reached.
Shredding Disc
Larger chocolate pieces work best (may chill in freezer
for 3 minutes before shredding. Process, using medium
pressure. Results are a finely grated product.
Creamy Dressing
and Dips Chopping Blade
Place ingredients in food processor work bowl; do not cover or
spill on stem. Use pulse action to chop, then continuous-hold
action to blend to desired consistency. Dressings can also
easily be made in the mixing cup with the blending shaft.
Garlic Chopping Blade Peel up to 12 cloves. Pulse to chop.
Gingerroot (fresh)
Chopping Blade To grate: Peel, cut into ½ inch (1.25 cm) pieces. Pulse to
chop 2ounces (60 g) at a time.
Slicing/Shredding Disc
To slice or shred: peel and cut to fit the feed tube; using light
to medium pressure on the pusher, turn the unit on. Stop as
soon as ginger is completely shredded/sliced.
Herbs (fresh) Chopping Blade 1cup (250 ml); must be clean and dry. Pulse to chop.
Nuts Chopping Blade
Shelled, toast first for best flavour. Pulse to chop; process
up to a
½
cup (125 ml) at a time until desired consistency
is reached.
Meat (beef, poultry, pork)
Chopping Blade To process: 6 ounces; cut into ½ inch (1.25 cm) pieces. Pulse
until desired consistency.
Slicing/Shredding Disc
To slice or shred: Chill cooked meat that is cut to fit the feed
tube for at least 15 to 20 minutes in the freezer. Using light
to medium pressure on the pusher, turn the unit on. Stop as
soon as meat is completely shredded/sliced.
Onion Chopping Blade Peel, cut into ½ inch (1.25 cm) pieces. Pulse to chop, up to
1½ cups (375 ml) at a time, until desired chop is reached.
Vegetables (cooked) Chopping Blade
Cut into ½inch (1.25 cm) pieces; pulse to chop, up to 2 cups
(500 ml) at a time. Add cooking liquid; stock to process to a
purée. Not recommended for mashed potatoes.
Vegetables (uncooked)
Chopping Blade
To process: Peel as needed, cut into ½-inch (1.25 cm)
pieces. Peel celery with peeler to remove tough strings.
Chop/process up to 2 cups (500 ml) at a time.
Slicing/Shredding Disc
To slice or shred: Cut vegetables to fit the feed tube. Using
medium pressure on the pusher, turn the unit on. Stop
immediately when all product has been sliced or shredded.